Arvind Manocha, Strategy Consultant to CEO, Wolf Trap Foundation
August 26, 2014
Hosted by Kimberly Stewart
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Episode Description
How does a strategy consultant become the CEO of the Wolf Trap Foundation? Kimberly Stewart, host of Stepping Stones to Everyday Success, talks with Arvind Manocha, CEO of Wolf Trap Foundation on Tuesday, August 26 at 6PM Eastern Time (3PM Pacific Time). Learn how he made his journey from strategy consultant to the leader of nonprofits. You will hear about his journey across the country to lead the Wolf Trap Foundation. Tune in on Tuesday, August 26, 2014 at 6PM Eastern Time (3PM Pacific Time).
Stepping Stones to Everyday Success
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Stepping Stones to Everyday Success provides advice and guidance to the professional whether a team member, manager, or organizational leader on the stepping stones to everyday success. We tell stories, collaborate on tools and techniques, and share our experiences on realizing success and value every day. The show will evolve with you! We invite you to interact with us and participate in the program. The show will give you practical and straight forward tidbits and tools that you can mold and apply. From each show, our goal is for you to have at least one memorable tidbit that you can use in your everyday work life.
Kimberly Stewart
Kimberly Stewart founded Stepping Stone Consulting, LLC with the vision to apply her twenty plus years of information technology program management to small businesses and organizations helping them implement successful projects and sustain effective business processes. Ms. Stewart has worked with and for non-profits, private industry, and the Federal Government experiencing and navigating through a spectrum of organizational processes, politics, and hierarchy. Today, Ms. Stewart works directly with her Federal government and small business clients’ program managers to support them in their program executions. She has successfully implemented multi-million dollar IT systems that have been integral to the organizations’ supply chains, set-up program management offices that were key to receiving national award recognition, and consulted with small businesses and their program managers. The key tenets to Stepping Stone Consulting’s business philosophy are partnership, knowledge sharing, collaboration, and creative problem solving. Ms. Stewart is a member of the Program Management Institute, U.S. Women Chamber of Commerce, and National Association of Professional Women. In addition, Kimberly is an active community advocate being on the Associate Board of Directors for Wolf Trap Foundation, an avid supporter of Chesapeake Bay Foundation, and a Girl Scout Troop Leader.
